IBTS Strives to:
- Increase awareness of building technology and safety among members of the government, industry and business, as well as consumers.
- Increase the availability of safe, durable, affordable residential and commercial structures.
- Provide a better understanding of, and uniformity in, the application of government regulations.
- Create better relations with industry by providing unbiased, expert technical services in a reliable and cooperative manner.
- Improve coordination among government, industry and research organizations, and facilitate open discussions and meetings.
- Reduce the cost and risk for program participants and consumers while complying with regulations and improving our products and services.
- Use the latest computer technology to collect data, improve efficiency and promote accountability in all areas.
- Increase awareness of building technology and safety among members of the government, industry and business, as well as consumers.
- Increase the availability of safe, durable, affordable residential and commercial structures.
- Provide a better understanding of, and uniformity in, the application of government regulations.
- Create better relations with industry by providing unbiased, expert technical services in a reliable and cooperative manner.
- Improve coordination among government, industry and research organizations, and facilitate open discussions and meetings.
- Reduce the cost and risk for program participants and consumers while complying with regulations and improving our products and services.
- Use the latest computer technology to collect data, improve efficiency and promote accountability in all areas.
Location: United States, Virginia, Ashburn
Employees: 201-500
Phone: +1 703-481-2000
Founded date: 1999
Mentions in press and media 5
| Date | Title | Description |
| 01.12.2022 | Institute for Building Technology and Safety releases report on Equitable Climate Resilience for Local Governments | Report provides findings from two-year study funded by the Kresge Foundation on how cities can better address social inequities in their climate resilience planning “The study demonstrates that cities recognize the severity of climate impac... |
| 28.05.2022 | Alliance between IBTS and the Municipality of Coamo to develop a Municipal Recovery Plan | Coamo Mayor Juan Carlos García Padilla signing a contract with Agnes Crespo Quintana, Esq., Puerto Rico Region Director, IBTS. “With the MRP Program, Coamo will benefit from a roadmap that will guide their efforts as they continue to streng... |
| 15.02.2022 | The Institute for Building Technology and Safety accepts invitation to participate in PR100 Advisory Group | PR100 Virtual Launch Event “The PR100 Study is extraordinary in its scope and efforts to convene the people, entities, ideas, and expertise that Puerto Rico needs to usher in its resilient energy future. We are honored to participate.” - Ch... |
| 02.12.2021 | IBTS partners with Houston-Galveston Area Council’s (H-GAC) Cooperative purchasing program HGACBuy to provide local governments disaster recovery services | “IBTS is proud to offer our disaster planning and recovery services through HGACBuy knowing that we can provide jurisdictions with the customized assistance they need in a manner that reduces costs, while ensuring a transparent and fair pro... |
| 14.10.2021 | IBTS, Huertas College offer free training to 1,280 students in Puerto Rico through CDBG-DR funds | “We hope to be able to positively impact students with the courses that we will be offering in the next year and a half at IBTS and Huertas College through CDBG-DR funds from the Puerto Rico Department of Housing,” said Steven Green, direct... |